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Why Trump has gone quiet on the stock market

February 28, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Donald Trump has shifted his focus away from the stock market. During his first term, he frequently tweeted about the market’s performance, but this time around, he has been noticeably quieter. The S&P 500 index has only seen a modest 2.5% increase since the election, a stark contrast to the significant gains seen in previous years. Meanwhile, European and Chinese markets are experiencing growth.

JPMorgan notes that President Trump’s social media activity has also changed, with fewer posts about the economy and stock market. This shift in focus has coincided with a change in market sentiment, as many of the “Trump trades” are losing steam. The narrative surrounding import taxes, federal spending, and other economic policies has shifted, leading to uncertainty in the markets.

Recent data releases in the US have also added to the negative sentiment, with retail sales and consumer confidence declining. In contrast, Europe has been outperforming Wall Street’s expectations. Despite the challenges, some analysts remain optimistic about the economic outlook but are cautious about a potential downturn in the business cycle.

As the Trump trades unravel, investors are reassessing their positions and looking for new opportunities. European markets, in particular, have gained favor among some investors, while US companies like Tesla are facing challenges. The rouble, however, continues to strengthen, reflecting a different story in the Russian economy.

Overall, market sentiment is shifting, and the once-popular Trump trades are facing scrutiny. Investors are reevaluating their strategies and adapting to the changing landscape. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining the direction of the markets and the economy.

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